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In about 12 hours I will make the biggest presentation of my life. In 40 minutes I need to prove to three professors I know something about being a master level social worker.  I need them to know that I have learned something in the past two years and two months.  I need them to know I am capable.  I need this to get a piece of paper to get another piece of paper which will move my life forward.  At least my career forward.  I know what I want to do and I need to have the licensing and the degree to do it. 

Add to this stress two more major stresses. 

This week is super busy.  I work six days.  I am leaving town Saturday for Wyoming.  Not a fun trip but it will give me time to catch up on homework.  Jake has an appointment with a neurologist.  We will need to pay for it all out of pocket.  After the doctor we are going to the water park for the day. Friday I have class and I will need to pack.

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